Hello, I'm using prototype & scriptaculous in various Ruby-on-Rails applications, some of them do a lot of prototype & ajax stuff with RoR-Helpers. But what I'ven't figured out yet is: Is there a way to do exception-Handling with prototype? While classic JavaScript exception handling uses try/catch blocks to handle exceptions or (if none is available) throw them to browsers. I've discovered a lot of situations were prototype code fails silently (espacially in IE6) - making code hard to debug / allowing hardly any debugging at all. Are there any ways / best-practices for prototype exception-Handling or Script debugging?
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